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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1883
Page
8
A prolonged search for Mrs. Bath, last seen Tuesday afternoon near Red Buttes, yields no trace. Reported shoe clues prove unreliable. authorities fear exposure death and note hidden hollows could conceal her body for weeks or months.
An advertisement offers a five dollar reward for the whereabouts of horses branded D. C. Trevett in Cheyenne Wyoming. The notice also promotes Wells Health Renewer and Rough on Rats products with prices and cautionary notes.
A vivid line highlights Floreston Cologne with a delightful fragrance of fresh flowers and spices as its distinguishing charm. The description emphasizes a refined scent profile and its unique appeal.
A lyrical scene in a dim chamber depicts a woman gazing at her reflection as wax tapers burn. She reflects on motherhood’s sacrifices and the contrast with personal beauty, a dialogue between self and mother and a vision of sacred duties.
The Fort Collins Express contrasts eastern legalism with western swift justice after the Mosier murder. It condemns lengthy trials and acquittals, praising direct mob vengeance as a means to deter crime, arguing that life is safer when the west enforces rough, immediate punishment.
Farmers in Fort Collins report wheat selling at seventy three cents per bushel with little profit, prompting many to shift to alfalfa, hogs, and corn. They anticipate lower wheat output next year and expect alfalfa to become a major crop while mills keep prices down, hoping for higher flour demand from eastern states later.
For sale two hundred head of American stock horses and thirty head of American stock cattle. Also a branch located on the north side of the North Platte river at Camp Clarke Nebraska. For further information inquire of Charles A Moore Sidney Neb.
An advertising notice in the Detroit Press promotes Parker's Ginger Tonic as a remedy to keep kidneys and liver active during bilious attacks. It warns that delays can lead to dangerous illness and loss of time and money.
Professor G E Bailey and party toured the Yellowstone region via Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line routes. They found irrigation thriving near Harris Forks and Lower Bear, described the park roads as smooth but warned of vandalism and limited protections. Costs for tents meals and horses are high, with warnings about Hatch Hotel and access from Beaver City and Beavercarton.
Investigations show extensive grazing ground from Texas to Oregon, with large cattle movements this year. Missouri to Nebraska shipped tens of thousands of head, prices vary by age and origin, and high grade bulls bring premium prices across western markets.
Trial of Alderman OC Joy of Leadville reveals an overcrowded chamber and a daylong case. Joy faces verdict for brutal assault on fd Cowen and a ten week continuance suspended. Council factions split. Cowen recovering with back trouble.
The undersigned will be at Abney's stables Cheyenne on September 25 with twelve yearling Norman stallion colts weighing 900 to 1000 pounds each and first class in every respect. Also ten fine geldings and among them a saddle horse and a stallion. MELDRUM & SCRIBNER.
Notice is given that Newton Roser has filed for final proof to support his claim for the northwest quarter of section 10 in township 19 north range 66 west. Proof will be presented before the Cheyenne register and receiver on October 11, 1883. Witnesses: W. Q. Miner, F. E. Warren, George Plumb, Oremer Wetze of Cheyenne Wyoming. Epaar W Mann, Register.
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